Creating excellent outcomes for all involved.
Estimated returns up to $171,000 per annum, per property.
We have a range of properties available to any SDA approved participants.
Find out how you can be one of the many successful investors utilising the NDIS Housing Scheme.
Use the superior income from an SDA investment property (11%+ pa average) to help reduce the mortgage debt on your home in the quickest time possible.
We can show you how to own you home and the SDA Investment property in around half the time it would take to pay off the full debt on the home. That’s right!! Own 2 properties in around half the time it takes to pay off one.
Relax and enjoy life at the wonderful palm views estate in Ipswich. These SDA approved homes offer great living options for disability or impaired people with features such as wheel chair accessible elevators, spacious living, onsite management and support to house up to 2 SDA qualified people and a carer.
Investors can expect over 11% Annual Returns. Hurry, only 4 left!
NDIS Granny Flats returns up to 25% PA.
Great Income from using your Backyard
Boost your property value by up to 30%
Great for Cash Flow
Mortgage Reduction
Retirement Income
Howrah Property, TAS
$1,267,200
This can house 3 High Physical Support (HPS) participants for returns of up to $210,252.
House Size: 290m2
Land Size: 753m2
Returns From 16.6% per year
New Norfolk Property, TAS
$1,071,700
This can house 3 High Physical Support (HPS) participants for returns of up to $210,252.
House Size: 290m2
Land Size: 569m2
Returns From 19.6% per year
Darwin Property, NT
$1,444,000
This can house 3 High Physical Support (HPS) participants for returns of up to $268,134.
House Size: 303m2
Returns From 18.5% per year
Completed House Victoria
$795,000
This can house either 2 Improved Liveability participants for returns of up to $134,293 (16.9% p.a.) or 2 Robust participants for returns of up to $156,673 (19.7% p.a.).
House Size: 183m2
Land Size: 358m2
Returns From 16.9% per year
Completed Brassall Ipswich
$900,000
House size 240.97m2.
Land size 508m2.
4 Br. 2.5 Bth.
1 car garage.
WHITEGOODS INCLUDED
High Physical Support
Strong tenant interest
Property Already Registered
This will house 3 High Physical (HPS) OR 3 Fully Accessible participants - NDIS 2023 Price Guide rent potential
$109,000-$145,000 per annum.
Returns From 15% per year
Mareeba Property
High Physical Support
Strong tenant interest
Property Already Registered
*Including Fire Sprinklers
Returns UP TO 20.68% per year
Howrah Property, TAS
$1,267,200
This can house 3 High Physical Support (HPS) participants for returns of up to $210,252.
House Size: 290m2
Land Size: 753m2
Returns from 16.6% per year
Floor Plan
New Norfolk Property, TAS
$1,071,700
This can house 3 High Physical (HPS) support participants for returns of up to $210,252.
House Size: 290m2
Land Size: 569m2
Returns from 19.6% per year
Floor Plan
Darwin Property, NT
$1,444,000
This can house 3 High Physical (HPS) support participants for returns of up to $268,134.
House Size: 303m2
Returns from 18.5% per year
Floor Plan
Completed House Victoria
$795,000 - Under Contract
This can house either 2 Improved Liveability participants for returns of up to $134,293 (16.9% p.a.) or 2 Robust participants for returns of up to $156,673 (19.7% p.a.).
House Size: 183m2
Land Size: 358m2
Returns from 16.9% per year
Floor Plan
Completed HPS Brassall Ipswich
$900,000
House size 240.97m2.
Land size 508m2.
4 Br. 2.5 Bth.
1 car garage.
This will house 3 High Physical (HPS) OR 3 Fully Accessible participants - NDIS 2023 Price Guide rent potential $85,000-$130,000 per annum.
Returns from 15% per year
Floor Plan
We can show you how to own you home and the SDA Investment property in around half the time it would take to pay off the full debt on the home. That’s right!! Own 2 properties in around half the time it takes to pay off one.
WHITEGOODS INCLUDED
High Physical Support
Strong tenant interest
Property Already Registered
Mareeba Property
High Physical Support
Strong tenant interest
Property Already Registered
Returns UP TO 20.68% per year
Floor Plan
*Including Fire Sprinkers
6 Reasons clients choose to work with SDA Housing investments
The Australian Government have developed a tool for identifying the current demand on NDIS homes in the area of your choice. Checkout the link below and begin some research of your own. For any queries, you may contact us directly and we can guide you in taking the right steps towards investing in a SDA home.
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Yes, we are. We are Australian Owned, Australian Managed, and are based in Brisbane, Gold Coast & Sydney.
The company who is tenanting and then managing the property handle everything. They do the monthly submission to collect the SDA payments. They also collect the Reasonable Rent Contribution (RRC) from the tenants. This is then forwarded to your account monthly (less their management fee of 15%).
Your experience of it is very passive and mostly hands free except for the annual rates and insurance etc. Just like any other investment property.
The service providers normally do not guarantee tenants, but we believe that we have mitigated that risk as much as possible thanks to our processes we have 100% of our properties tenanted so far. Beware of companies offering low rental guarantees they will take up to 50% of the annual rent as security for a rental guarantee.
We put a property together through the following steps.
Coordinate with the care organisations and meet the need where they have existing demand.
Test demand in new areas by placing ads to get interested tenants or applications from tenants.
After establishing demand, we find land that complies with the NDIS specifications.
Determine the right house design that can be placed on the land.
Present property package to our investors (i.e. you)
Take sales advice deposit from investor. ($1000)
Have the sales contracts for the land and construction drawn up from the land developer and the builder. The build contracts are fixed price.
Contracts signed and returned to the builders and you enter the standard finance period before moving onto unconditional.
Upon moving to the unconditional phase, the care organisation begins the process of getting tenants onboarded into the SDA. This gives them about 6 months to have tenants prepared.
What we say to our clients is that in the absolute last resort, their ultimate "back up plan" is that the house can also be rented on the open market. Yields would be about 5.5%. Ideally If rented as AirBnb returns will be much higher. but we have never had to fall back on this option. The demand right now is strong, especially in Queensland as the program is quite new with many more participants than properties.
Absolutely yes. All plans are SDA compliant
Both your land and house will meet the standards for the SDA.
Yes, care organisations have a matrix of requirement for the properties and we need to meet these.
Easy access to transport is just one of the many requirements that we need to meet.
This refers to valuations of SDA properties that are close to $180k of extra build costs and
accessories in them. Such as full bathrooms for every bedroom, wider doors and hallways, higher
ceilings with roof beams for HPS in every bedroom, 5 split system air conditioners, designer kitchens
, a 2hour 30 min back up battery ($10K+) and assistive technology throughout etc . These are just
some of the main items.
When the bank instructs a valuer to value the property for mortgage purposes, the valuer can only
do so by comparing similar properties in the area that have sold recently. It is extremely unlikely that
any recent sales will be of an SDA property. If it were the case the valuation would be of a like for
like property and the property will value at or very close to sale price. As the valuer is extremely
unlikely to have an SDA property as a recent sale in the area to compare with, the valuer is going to
have to compare a 4 bedroom home in the area without any of the above SDA attributes and
accessories and as a result the valuation will come in 10 to 15% lower than the sale price.
We partner with several care organisations around the country, some are private, some are ASX
listed and some are not for profits. They have asked us to only share who they are with our clients
whom they will be working with directly. They ultimately do not want to be fielding calls from
individual investors calling them out of the blue. Their focus is caring for people with disabilities, not
managing investor questions. They simply are not equipped for that and do not get involved with the
property side of things at all (not their speciality). Ultimately, they just want ready-made
properties for their clients. They really want to stay away from the investment and property
development side of things which is why they work with us to handle that side of enquiry for them.
Our properties are tenanted thanks to our approach of putting tenants needs and
wants foremost. Our program is designed to give participants independence and
choice. Anyone guaranteeing tenants is totally misguided, we create the houses they
desire to live in, in an area with high demand for SDA housing, therefore tenanting a
property is very straightforward.
Bill Shorten will vow to take the National Disability Insurance Scheme’s wider economic benefits into account when assessing its viability in a departure from the former Coalition government.
In his first major speech since being sworn in as NDIS minister, Shorten will tell the Where to From Here conference on Wednesday that the $30 billion-a-year scheme should not be seen as “a single line-item” in the federal budget.
“My focus as the new minister for the NDIS is to improve the effectiveness of the NDIS,” Shorten says in a written speech seen by this masthead.
“If the NDIS is effective, there’s a huge return on our investment in years to come. Not only does this return include stronger meaningful social and economic connections for people with disabilities, there’s also a financial return to governments ... including reducing health, employment, social security, housing and justice costs.”
Shorten says there is a “significant” opportunity to improve employment outcomes for people with autism, who are eight times more likely to be unemployed than the general population, through early intervention. People with autism make up just over a third of the scheme’s estimated 500,000 participants.
He says that when people talk about the NDIS “they often take a narrow view of sustainability”.
People With Disability president Samantha Connor, who will speak at the conference, said NDIS participants were tired of “constant rhetoric about sustainability” of the scheme without acknowledgement of its economic benefits.
“The NDIS is a worthwhile investment, not just into people with disability’s lives, but into Australia,” Connor said.
Written by: Dana Daniel is a federal health reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age in Canberra
Our properties are tenanted thanks to our approach of putting tenants needs and
wants foremost. Our program is designed to give participants independence and
choice. Anyone guaranteeing tenants is totally misguided, we create the houses they
desire to live in, in an area with high demand for SDA housing, therefore tenanting a
property is very straightforward.
In certain areas the care organisation already have SDA onboarded participants needing housing or they are currently in the process of onboarding tenants and they are needing housing supply created for them.
Care organisations already work with participants in certain areas, who are elegible for SDA housing but not begun the approval process yet. This is often due to a lack of avaliable housing. Housing is built to order for these participants.
Areas of known housing support demand but there is no existing relationship with participants. Advertising is run with example properties and applications assessed before bringing together an accommodation package.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme
The Australian Federal Government has committed $700 million p.a. to fund tenants in Specialist Disability Accommodation alone. This Federal Act was developed in 2013, inline with the UN Convention on the Rights of persons with disabilities. The official Rollout began in 2016 with funding promised to carry out for 20 years after which funding will be reduced but will still continue to be beter than market rent.
Specialist Disability Accommodation
Specialist Disability Housing is designed specifically for those with high level care needs to assist with the transition out of nursing homes, rehab facilities, hospitals and ageing parent’s homes. To date there have been several large corporations investing millions into SDA as they see the huge potential gains. They have been building mainly unit complexes for High Physical Support tenants /participants in inner city areas and also provide the carers. There are a large number of carers required to support one HPS tenant/participant so this is a very lucrative business for corporations.
Can an SDA house be built anywhere?
The land and location must meet SDA requirements, so not just any block in any location will be suitable. SDA funding is running nationally, and SDA Homes can be built Australia wide. The location needs to be close to amenities such as health care, employment hubs and transport. The land must have no more than a 7-degree slope to the road to be approved.
Who builds SDA Homes?
SDA Homes have a Builders Panel who are all briefed and have a thorough understanding of the SDA requirements. This is months of work, as the requirements are very unique. We have builders who can build anywhere in Australia and we know the home will pass the final compliance test.
When does SDA certification/compliance happen?
Compliance is checked at several stages throughout the process.
1. At the plan stage, before committing to the land and build contracts, the package goes in for initial certification with the SDA certifiers.
This then goes into local council fo Building approval like a normal house build.
2. At the frame stage.
The certifier will come to the site to ensure that the approved plan is matched.
3. At completion. Final certification will happen when the home is at Practical Completion.
This process ensures that the investor will be able to receive SDA funding.
Without certification the house will never be able to have NDIS/SDA tenants and therefore will not receive the high returns.
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